Mercury prize 2002
Ms Dynamite: Blast of fresh air
In the past year, there has been no more compelling pop talent than Ms Dynamite. In an exclusive interview, the Mercury Prize winner talks about race, rap... and big booty.
Burhan Wazir
22, Sep, 2002 @10:45 AM

The Mercury prize
Alexis Petridis
20, Sep, 2002 @2:37 PM

Ms Dynamite's big achievement
Ms Dynamite exploded into the national consciousness this week as the first black female performer to win the Mercury Music prize. She might be commercial - but she still rocks.
Hannah Pool
19, Sep, 2002 @10:20 AM
Comment: Ms Dynamite
Alexis Petridis
18, Sep, 2002 @2:44 PM

Ms Dynamite's victory blasts Mercury norms
Angelique Chrisafis, arts correspondent
18, Sep, 2002 @8:20 AM
Putting aside tacky image and dubious past
Alexis Petridis
31, Jul, 2002 @3:28 PM
'Joyful' Mercury eschews safe bets
Maev Kennedy, arts and heritage correspondent
31, Jul, 2002 @9:57 AM
Doves and Streets up for Mercury prize
Staff and agencies
30, Jul, 2002 @6:37 PM

The Mercury Prize comment: a serious shortlist for music's serious prize
Alexis Petridis
30, Jul, 2002 @3:09 PM

Underwater love
Inspired by Destiny's Child, WWF and William S Burroughs, Birkenhead boy wonders the Coral are about to unleash one of the most intriguing debuts of the year. Imran Ahmed reports.
Imran Ahmed
27, Jul, 2002 @9:47 PM
Alpha females: The rap artist
Ms Dynamite (Niomi McLean-Daley), 21, has just released her debut album. Her latest single 'It Takes More' has been a huge hit this summer.
Clare Grant
21, Jul, 2002 @3:25 PM

CD of the week: The Coral: The Coral
(Deltasonic)
Alexis Petridis
19, Jul, 2002 @9:48 PM
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